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Jul 2016
Here in mountains haven
throned with gods of every star
I spend borrowed moments wishing lady death lived less than far
If she would worm her way
to wells of heart
Without a claim to time
I would rip these roots of sorrow
Watered knowing I'm not mine
I would  empty all the ash trays
of this suitty soul -I keep
Tell her it will make her whole
she says a grave will best me keep
Willow Sunbeam
Written by
Willow Sunbeam  Bellingham Washington
(Bellingham Washington)   
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